Blockchain Forensics & Investigations.
Tracing, clustering, mixer analysis — the investigator’s craft.
The fast version.
Transaction tracing, address clustering, mixer analysis, working with law enforcement, Chainalysis and TRM tools, and expert witness skills.
Detailed syllabus coming soon.
We're finalising the lesson-by-lesson outline for DLTC-FOR301. Until then, the key topics below give you the shape of the course.
By the end of FOR301.
Verifiable. Permanent.
Pass the final exam and the credential is issued as a verifiable on-chain certificate, anchored to the DLTC registry. Your name, the course code, the issue date — all checkable by anyone with the link.
Exam: 100 multi-choice and scenario questions. 70% to pass. Two attempts included.
Common questions.
How long does FOR301 take to complete?
The programme is built for ~80 hours of focused study. Most learners pace it across 4–8 weeks, but it's self-paced — you set the speed.
Is the certificate worth anything?
The credential is verifiable on-chain through the DLTC registry. Hiring managers and partner universities can check it in one click. It is recognised by our partner network across academia and industry.
What do I need before starting?
This course requires DLTC-BS201. You should have passed it before enrolling here.
Are there discounts for students or teams?
Students: $149 with a valid institutional email. Teams of 5+: $409 per seat through corporate enrolment. Bundles offer further savings.
What if I fail the exam?
Two attempts are included. After that, retakes are available for a small fee. Most learners pass on the first attempt with full module completion.
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Learn the protocol.
Earn the credential.
Six modules. One exam. A certificate worth showing.
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